The Economist recently published the results of a survey on living conditions conducted by the so-called intelligence unit of this famous magazine. The results showed in which cities in the world life is said to be the best and in which the worst. Interestingly, all 10 of the best cities to live on Earth have relatively low population densities. And which of the ten cities we present to you will you move to in the hope of a better life? The decision is yours!
10. AUCKLAND (New Zealand)
In the New Zealand city, which is located just one third of the population of the entire country, education (score 100) and healthcare (score 95.8) are best taken care of. Economically, tourism, naval architecture, agriculture and other specialized industries are the most developed in the city.
9. PERTH (Australia)
In Western Australia's largest city, the best-rated industries were education, health and infrastructure, all of which received a score of 100. In addition, Perth has extremely developed industries such as mining and mineral industry and oil, aluminum and nickel refineries.
8. HELSINKI (Finland)
The capital of the homeland of Santa Claus and saunas it got a score of 100 for stability and healthcare, and the food, textile and electronics industries are the most developed.
7. SYDNEY (Australia)
The city, famous for its famous opera house, received the highest score of 100 for infrastructure and education. Sydney is also considered the center of Australia information and communication technologies, and as many as 42% of all financial and insurance companies of the entire country are located in it.
6. CALGARY (Canada)
This somewhat lesser-known city received top marks for stability and education. They are located in the city energy companies, which are among the largest in both Canada and the world. Otherwise, Calgary is also known for its financial, film, television and creative industries.
5. ADELAIDE (Australia)
The capital of the state of South Australia was rated out of 100 for education and health. Right social and health services in addition to the technical and scientific ones, they are also the most developed in this city.
4. TORONTO (Canada)
Toronto received the highest marks for education and stability. It is the third most important city in North America (after New York and Boston) in the design industry, and it is also an interesting fact that this Canadian city is responsible for 550% increase in fashion clothing exports since 1994 throughout the country.
3. VANCOUVER (Canada)
Another Canadian city earned the highest score for healthcare (100). The city is ideal if you want to start your own business, as startups there are considered to be among the most active. Vancouver also prides itself as a city with the third largest film industry in North America.
2. VIENNA (Austria)
Our nearby capital received the highest score of 100 for three sectors: healthcare, education and infrastructure. Most of the employees in Vienna are office workers and civil servants, but still the fastest growing industry in Austria is tourism.
1. MELBOURNE (Australia)
On the whole planet, life is said to be the best in Melbourne, and Australia is the absolute winner for the number of most people-friendly cities. Melbourne was rated out of 100 for health, education and infrastructure, and scored 95 for stability. In a city known as cultural capital of Australia, the health and other service industries and retail trade are the most developed.
Apparently, it's about time we started thinking about moving to the southern hemisphere!
